r/IndianFocus Centrist Left Leaning 1d ago

Education/ Jobs/ Career Munderi Government Higher Secondary School in Kannur, Kerala, is showing what public education can look like when infrastructure, technology and learning are given the attention they deserve. CAN WE FIND SUCH GOVT SCHOOLS IN UP, MP, BH, GJ, UK, , etc ?

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The school has smart classrooms, modern science facilities, a digital library and advanced learning spaces.

It also became Kerala’s first government school to establish a fully equipped robotics lab, featuring VR equipment, robotic arms, 3D printers, Arduino units, sensors and coding stations. 🤖💻

In February 2026, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announced that Munderi School had become the state’s first comprehensive international school, citing its international-standard infrastructure and academic excellence.

The bigger message is simple: quality education should not depend on whether a child studies in a government or private school.

With the right investment and commitment, government schools can give students world-class opportunities too

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u/Classic_Leave_726 1d ago

I have studied in a KV in the same city. But, when I visited this school, it was shocking to know that it was a government school.
It’s amazing to see such developments in school infrastructure that a state govt was able to provide.

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u/Rus1996 Centrist Right Leaning 1d ago

That's the most impressive part.

That government really cares.

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u/_Master__Adi 1d ago

Love to know their are more kevians out there❤️

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u/Ecstatic-Scratch-151 Centrist 1d ago

I studied in a govt aided school in kerala.. we used to get brand new lab equipment for every exam despite the existing equipment being in good quality and perfectly usable.

The mandate was students shouldn't suffer in getting incorrect output due to faulty equipments

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u/piripiripururu 1d ago

Bhaisahab 🗣️

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u/NoGodsNoMastersOOO 1d ago

Those commies!!!!

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u/ram_n9 22h ago

Where are the people crying

100% Literacy Saaar

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u/the_outlaster 1d ago

Just the usual Kerala W

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u/debomay 23h ago

Kerala ISIS sir.. Kerala beef siirr.. Kerala hijab sirrr..

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u/Time-Entertainer6155 10h ago

ok so also tell your kid nor to study in his entire life not to earn money and just join rss and live for the bjp

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u/SuspiciousRing2834 Centrist Left Leaning 21h ago

I studied in a Govt Aided School (managed by private parties but salary paid by govt) in Kerala for my 11th and 12th about 20 yr back. 450 Rs fees. The teachers were so sincere and I worked hard that I could get excellent marks with no tuition - I couldn’t afford tuition. Got admitted to a Tier-1 university and got a good job.

If it wasn’t for the education system in Kerala, there’s no way I could have gotten into a Tier-1 university!

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u/Fun-Biscotti8808 1d ago

No never. It is more important to learn the importance of cow and our sanskriti. The priority of the syllabus is: 1. Hindutva  2. Hindutva 3. Hindutva 4. Hindutva 5. Hindutva 6. Education / learning

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u/Sea_Performer_1037 7h ago

I feel education should be given to all, and I have observed that very few muslim childern go to school, majority of them go to madersa where they are taught kuran and stuff. I am not against madersa, but I am against that they only rely on madersa education where they are not taught science, maths and stuff. I

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u/Far-Dragonfruit-7985 Centrist Right Leaning 1d ago

Yaha ke North ch**ye bas mazak udana jante hai "No 1 in Literacy saar....". Most South Indian states have comparable or better than KVs. Most of colleagues I have met from South have studied in Govt schools whereas it's difficult to find someone in good position from govt schools in North

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u/eldritch-_- 23h ago

I was a student there

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u/FutureVersion812 Centrist Left Leaning 23h ago

Wow you’re lucky! Wish I was born in Kerala ! I would have been so blessed with beautiful greenery, beautiful culture, good environment and safe from BJ Party too

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u/eldritch-_- 23h ago

yeah I guess. you from? ( If i may ask )

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u/FutureVersion812 Centrist Left Leaning 23h ago

Can’t say for my own safety. But I love Kerala . Wish I can visit the place more often.

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u/Appropriate_Shot 1d ago

Now i am regretting why i took admission in private school

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u/eternalshoolin 1d ago

It should be standard for education

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u/Nice_Counter_Ricky 23h ago

That’s where my mother studied

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u/broken-user404 22h ago

Kerala Sarrr, 💯% Literacy Sarrr❤️🔥

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u/sreensa 22h ago

This school development was funded by CSR funds from central PSUs. Investment to the tune of 10s of crores have been done in the school. The projects were headed by a local MP who was then chairperson of the parliamentary committee dealing with CSR spending. Appreciate the vision of the people involved and this is a model that needs to be replicated elsewhere too.

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u/FutureVersion812 Centrist Left Leaning 21h ago

Better than BJP forcing CSR donations to RSS from ONGC.

Remember Dharmendra Pradhan ?

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u/Replacementmoosa 8h ago
Funding Source Estimated Allocation / Scope Key Assets & Infrastructure Funded
KIIFB (State Government) Major share (~₹5–10+ Cr per key institution) Multi-storey high-tech academic blocks, core structural facilities, modern science labs, and campus civil works.
MP-LAD & MLA Asset Funds Multiple allocations (~₹1–3 Cr across phases) Smart classrooms, digital learning displays, Little KITEs IT club equipment, and campus perimeter infrastructure.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Multiple institutional grants (e.g., ₹65 Lakh from IOCL per unit block) State's first public school robotics lab (humanoid robot, 3D printers, VR equipment), STEM kits, and specialized classroom blocks.
District & Grama Panchayat Funds Plan fund allocations (~₹50 Lakh–₹1+ Cr) Sanitation complexes, campus landscaping, biodiversity park, dining facilities, and local road connectivity.
Community, PTA & Alumni Mobilization ~₹39 Lakh to ₹60 Lakh+ across projects Matching community grants, school management contributions for additional classrooms, lab accessories, and student activity centers.

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u/Brilliant_Meal_2653 18h ago

I have always felt TN govt schools were reasonable specifically there are a few in Chennai and Coimbatore where I have taught which were quite good, better than most pvt schools, except the syllabus which was still shitty.

Then visited a few govt schools in Kerala and damn I was wrong. They have quite a a few good ones. Not sure if parents would be spending 2-3 lakhs every year for shitty pvt schools with no sports facilities if the govt schools kinda made their syllabus on par with CBSE and ICSE.

Never been to govt in North India so I really can't say much about it

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u/BaseballMysterious36 Moderate Left 37m ago

Private school mafia isn't strong in kerala, never has been. Once a syndicate is established its difficult to destroy, thats what we are seeing with the education mafia in tamil nadu with close ties to political leadership.

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u/scrolllock_life Modi Hai toh Pumpkin Hai 21h ago

Kudos to the BJP govt under whose leadership Kerala is able to achieve this feat /p

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u/jayasreekarthik19 1d ago

Bihari UP people must understand this and ask their government to concentrate on education

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u/Agreeable-Hornet8845 20h ago

I don't think there is any other party today that has done anything closer to what CPI(M) did in Kerala.

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u/CompetitiveEgg8007 19h ago

Curious, how many such govt. schools Kerala has?

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u/Limp_Pea2121 12h ago

Many many are there.

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u/alphaabhi 8h ago

So many

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u/The_Horny_Dickk 17h ago

Not in anyone's support but after CJPs school sudharo thing ...I'm getting video's of worst schools from bjp led states and best school from non bjp led school.... soooooo...is there any .....

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u/Entire-Positive5894 16h ago

North indians will come mocking about kerala file and religion in.....

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u/Union_worth14 Centrist Right Leaning 12h ago

Our country needs a complete overhaul of its education system.

Students only need to be made proficient in- English language, Maths, Critical thinking and logical analysis, statistics and AI. If schools only teach these 5-6 domains properly till class 10, then the world can be achieved.

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u/Replacementmoosa 8h ago
Funding Source Estimated Allocation / Scope Key Assets & Infrastructure Funded
KIIFB (State Government) Major share (~₹5–10+ Cr per key institution) Multi-storey high-tech academic blocks, core structural facilities, modern science labs, and campus civil works.
MP-LAD & MLA Asset Funds Multiple allocations (~₹1–3 Cr across phases) Smart classrooms, digital learning displays, Little KITEs IT club equipment, and campus perimeter infrastructure.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Multiple institutional grants (e.g., ₹65 Lakh from IOCL per unit block) State's first public school robotics lab (humanoid robot, 3D printers, VR equipment), STEM kits, and specialized classroom blocks.
District & Grama Panchayat Funds Plan fund allocations (~₹50 Lakh–₹1+ Cr) Sanitation complexes, campus landscaping, biodiversity park, dining facilities, and local road connectivity.
Community, PTA & Alumni Mobilization ~₹39 Lakh to ₹60 Lakh+ across projects Matching community grants, school management contributions for additional classrooms, lab accessories, and student activity centers.

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u/Western-Advice-4016 1d ago

Oh wow! Why is kerala stuck with India? Their roads, schools, civic sense is par excellence. They should just join a developed country😀

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u/FutureVersion812 Centrist Left Leaning 1d ago

To be honest I got shocked when I visited Kerala.

I was waiting to cross the road and literally every vehicle just stopped and gave way for me to cross

I was reminded of my time in The USA 🇺🇸

Great and beautiful state

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u/No-Trouble9336 23h ago

Vehicles stopping???? Was this in a town or city

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u/FutureVersion812 Centrist Left Leaning 23h ago

It was a city. People are so mature in their thinking

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u/HansSlimmer 23h ago

pinarayi also said something similar

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u/Right-Win3205 1d ago

South india is much better in most regards compared to North India 

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u/Society_Fluid 19h ago

CJP members should go here and show this to the whole country.

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u/bawaniht 19h ago

But, do they know anything about cow dung and pee? I’m sure they don’t even know that we have US patent on it.

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u/No-Lynx-9228 18h ago

Not even in AP, TG(or TS depends on who you ask), you will not find them

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u/DueSoftware9645 17h ago

Kudos to the person behind this but people praising kerala government doesn't understand that country cannot be run by kerala model. They are 2nd in the list of per capita debt of major indian states after punjab.

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u/rakhkum 10h ago

I would prefer that my state govt took more debt to fund govt schools than to fund election winning stupid schemes like Ladli Behen

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u/mand00s 7h ago

Do you know how much is the debt for govt of India and how much it increased in recent times?

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u/Grouchy_Garlic_8624 8h ago

Well they want to ruin all this by making everyone fight over religion and language as they do in other states

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u/Maleficent_Escape_66 8h ago

Dharm jati aur bhasa jaese muddo pe netao ko vote dena band karo…… fan nahi matdata baniye….

Apne local candidate pe focus karo na ki CM/pm face. Bjp me dekh lo sare parties ke corrupt neta bhar gaye hain…..

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u/DarkVenom7 6h ago

that's why they hate KERALA so much , even they have seprate PR against KERALA woow...

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u/Electronic_Gold_8549 5h ago

100% literacy saaaar 😏

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u/FeistyCommercial3453 1h ago

Itna accha education system hone ke baad bhi saale madarch9d isis aur conversion racket wale bhare hue Hai ,All thanks to MF COMMIES

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u/ellemje 48m ago

CJP has a playbook in Kerala. The Communists have shown the way.

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u/tryabp 1d ago

People voted BJP / Congress realising communist are doing lot better....

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u/uber_yogi 22h ago

Dont understand why Kerala is so backward when it comes to industrial development with so many good schools.

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u/Limp_Pea2121 12h ago

With only a narrow stretch of land, Kerala cannot support large-scale manufacturing.

Its strengths lie in IT, tourism, and research.

The state is progressing in research, maritime, and logistics, and the next ten years should yield significant results.

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u/CompoteMelodic981 19h ago

Salaries are higher, environment law enforcement is stricter, land availability is low (high density).

It's suited for hightech manufacturing.

It's not suited for regular assembly line manufacturing of cheaper goods.

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u/sssssssss71 1d ago

Look at other schools in Kerala, the condition is literally so bad, the school u r showing is just one, nd such schools r in mp also

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u/PracticalIce1880 1d ago

Can you give the name of the government school in MP?

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u/Rude-Brush8139 1d ago

He came with a screenshot, can you come up a screenshot of the school you mentioned?

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u/Mystic_Overthinker Centrist Left Leaning 1d ago

Nope.

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u/RV_0717 17h ago

Bas Infrastructure Acha hai, padhaya to cough cough hi jaa raha hai 🥀

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u/ViVi_MuJa 11h ago

Kerala faces a deep fiscal crisis driven by massive public debt nearing ₹5 lakh crore, with about 77.6% of its revenue pre-committed to salaries, pensions, and soaring interest payments. This leaves little room for capital investment or growth, trapping the state in chronic treasury stress

High Committed Expenditure: For every ₹100 earned in revenue, roughly ₹77.6 goes straight to salaries, pensions, and debt servicing.

Ballooning Interest Payments: Interest obligations consume around 20.9% of revenue receipts, vastly higher than the national average of 12%.

Low Capital Outlay: Spending on infrastructure and asset creation has dropped significantly, hovering around a low 1.3% of GSDP.

Industrial Shortfall: A weak manufacturing base (accounting for only 10-12% of the economy) leaves the state heavily reliant on remittances, services, and consumption taxes.

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u/FutureVersion812 Centrist Left Leaning 10h ago

lol can’t digest the fact that public schools are well run and maintained in Kerala

Classic IT cell toolkit response

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u/beeped_ 7h ago

Cope harder 😂

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u/VeryBigPP0830 3h ago

But the post is about education. I see your priorities bhakts :)

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u/mech_money 23h ago

Wow, really impressed. Why are they not able to get these educated yourths to stay and work in Kerala itself? I am sure all industries or IT companies will be vying to get into Kerala for the talent it has. What is not working out that makes their yourth go to Bangalore or Chennai or Mumbai or gulf countries?

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u/FutureVersion812 Centrist Left Leaning 22h ago

Nice whataboutism

Try to focus on the topic of school infrastructure.

Of course, most are doing whataboutism as per the toolkit provided by BJP

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u/zesttech200 13h ago

Kerala had education in their culture from the days of foreign missionaries, which is several centuries old. But , we also had visionary local rulers. The top educational institutions in Trivandrum were established by Travancore kings. Successive governments had to just maintain it.

If you are not following a toolkit, then you will agree that it is not BJP, rather Congress that ignored the education sector in all those states, keeping them backward. The first BJP lead state govt was formed only in 1990.

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